Monday, September 26, 2011
The Girl Has Pink Slippers
Hello all.
I've been neglecting the blogs I keep. They are sorry little puppies a little hungry for attention.
Well, today I hit 80,716 words, and 214 pages, and am working on chapter 23 in Crimson, my fourth Sabrina Strong book in series.
The title to this post is the very first thing I jotted down in a notebook I was using to keep such things in. I had this character in my head and she had pink slippers on.
My entries look like disjointed notes. Having nothing to do with each other, if you didn't know what it was all about. I do. If someone found this they'd go "huh?"
Not all the things I've jotted in here is used. Usually it is, but not always. I discard it. That is why a notebook is kept.
I began this fourth novel in July. I thought I was moving along pretty quickly, considering I worked 5 days a week--back in the summer, but now I have Mondays off. And it helps me get something done.
I've been having a time of it, however, since I've invented two of my worst villains. I don't know how this will come across, but one is a child molester. I, of course, will make sure that my heros stop my villains in time. But I've been worried about this the whole time I've written it.
Have you ever written a very bad, or evil person and worried how people will think of you/your book?
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